Because women want to use a little lipstick to brighten themselves up even when times are hard. It’s the feel-good factor at work, I guess. Men are the same. Even though they may scrap plans for another car or a villa in the country, they will continue to buy smaller luxury items such as an electric shaver, a Rolex wristwatch or an IPod player.

　　According to this very Telegraph article, “The theory was first identified in the Great Depression. Between 1929 and 1933 industrial production in the US halved but sales of cosmetics rose.”

　　Here’s a rule of thumb when it comes to addressing Western expressions to which we don’t have lipstick shaver ready equivalent in Chinese: Translate them into Chinese verbatim and then explain and elaborate.

The principle of the baffle type Household Demister:  at a certain speed, and the flue gas is rapidly and continuously changed in the direction of movement. Due to the centrifugal force and inertia, the mist droplets in the flue gas hit the demister blades The upper part is captured, and the mist droplets gather to form a water flow. Due to the action of gravity, they fall into the slurry tank to achieve gas-liquid separation, so that the flue gas flowing through the Household Demister meets the requirements of defogging and is discharged.

The principle of the tube-bundle Household Demister: The flue gas passes through the cyclone separator to produce high-speed centrifugal movement°. Under the action of centrifugal force, the droplets and dust move towards the wall of the cylinder, collide with each other, and condense into a larger liquid during the movement. When dropping, the droplets are thrown to the inner wall surface of the cylinder and fall into the slurry together with the droplet layer attached to the wall surface to achieve the removal of droplets and dust. A deflector ring is set between the separators to increase the centrifugal movement speed of the airflow and maintain a proper airflow distribution state to control the thickness of the liquid film, control the outlet state of the airflow, and prevent the secondary entrainment of liquid droplets.

The principle of wet electrostatic precipitator (fog): Through the electrostatic control device and the direct current high voltage generating device, the alternating current ° is converted into direct current and sent to the demisting device, between the corona wire (cathode) and the acid mist collector plate (anode) A strong electric field is formed to ionize air molecules, and a large number of electrons and positive and negative ions are instantly produced. These electrons and ions move in a directional motion under the action of the electric field force, forming a medium for trapping acid mist. At the same time, the acid mist particles are charged. Under the action of the electric field force, these charged acid mist particles move in a directional motion and reach the anode plate that traps the acid mist. After that, the charged particles release electrons on the plate, so the acid mist is collected and flows into the acid storage tank of the Household Demister under the action of gravity, thus achieving the purpose of purifying the acid mist.

　　On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which was originally written to guarantee everyone's personal rights everywhere. The term privacy is not written in the document, but many people explain this by reading Article 12[4], which states:

　　No one’s privacy, family, home, or communication shall be arbitrarily interfered with, and his honour and reputation shall not be attacked. Everyone has the right to obtain legal protection from such interference or attacks.

　　Since the global surveillance disclosure initiated by former National Security Agency employee Edward Snowden in 2013, privacy has been the subject of international debate. Government agencies, such as the National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency, R&AW and GCHQ, are engaged in quality, global monitoring.

　　Some of the current debates surrounding the right to privacy include whether privacy can coexist with the current ability of intelligence agencies to obtain and analyze many details of a person’s life; whether the right to privacy is confiscated as part of a social contract to strengthen the threat of so-called terrorism Defense; and whether the threat of terrorism is a legitimate excuse to monitor ordinary people handheld privacy statement.

　　Private sector actors may also threaten privacy rights-especially technology companies that use and collect personal data, such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Yahoo. These concerns have been exacerbated by scandals, including the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal, which is mainly aimed at the psychological analysis company Cambridge Analytica, which uses Facebook's personal data to affect a large number of people.